Test Your IQ (Adult Curriculum)

By Leo Afolabi

Test Your IQ (Adult Curriculum) presents intelligience testing questions for adult readers to use in self-appraisal and education.

Comprising over 150 questions drawn from Use of English Language, Mathematics and Quantitative Aptitude, this compedium with answers at the end is the ideal tutor and questioner you need when preparing for job interviews, promotional examinations or for self-evaluation.

 

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Oyster Press
• Release date: Jun 30, 2024
• ISBN: 9798227598264

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PREFACE

TEST YOUR IQ (ADULT CURRICULUM) is a specially curated book of brainy quantitative aptitude questions you need to test the limit of your intelligence quotient as an adult or a bright young teen.

Comprising questions on USE OF ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS and QUANTITATIVE REASONING selected to inspire curiosity, deep thinking, and analytical comprehension. The answers at the end of the test questions gives the opportunity for self-appraisal, so that the readers can work on gray areas and build on knowledge garnered.

The comprehensive digest of questions is companion ideal for adults who are being home schooled or those preparing for promotion exams, or just for self-edification. Be assured the questions here will spark the light of discovery in whoever reads and increase their IQ.

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USE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE

COMPREHENSION

Instructions: From the four options lettered A to D given in question 1-10, choose one which most accurately reflects the meaning of the passage.

There was a time I wronged my uncle, my father’s elder brother, who brought me up. On this occasion, my cousin and I had overstayed our specific time on the farm, causing the whole household a lot of panics. We had been instructed not to stay beyond late afternoon at the farmstead, no matter what work we might be doing on the farm. That day, because we were hunting small game, we forgot ourselves. The early afternoon grew into early evening, and then darkness was setting in. The farther into the bush we hunted the more game we caught. We were oblivious of the risks to which we